Fragonomics!
By Chris Clark

Fragonomics!
Part IV - Let's Make Some Laws!

How does one make a new law? Well, either under Fragonomics or the current system of "Spendonomics" (heh, just kidding!) it's a fun and exciting journey through paperwork and old white men in suits! Let's go!

Step 1: Writing a "Bill"

Can you say 'bill'?  How about 'DUI'?The ball gets rolling when a drunk or significantly buzzed bar patron is enlightened with an idea for a law that will help control our society. This patron, in a staggering haze, crawls his idea on a bar napkin. This isn't a law yet, but right now it does have a name. That bar napkin is known as a "bill." The bill is what we send to the government for processing.

Step 2: Taking the "Bill" to be Processed

After placing our bill in a sealed envelope and placing that envelope in our sealed solid fuel rocket, we head for the Fragonomical Legislative Napkin Processing Facility in the Karundle Nebula.

WARNING! Not drawn to scale.

This poorly rendered map will show exactly how to reach the FLNPF. There, Fragonomical Soldiers and Mercenaries will make our bill into a law! However, there are plenty of steps to be taken on the way to the FLNPF.

Step 3: Surviving the Journey

He's goofy lookin', ain't he?The Karundle Nebula is inhabited by the vile Karundlians (kah'RUND'lee'uns). Their technology is significantly more advanced than ours and they seem to love to keep humans as pets or helper animals for the disabled. Blorflax, evil overlord of the Karundlians, is pictured here. How does one survive the onslaught of these aliens? Well, here's a list of information that should give you the tactical advantage.

  • Karundlians are allergic to peanut butter.
  • Karundlians will instinctively destroy any being that utters the word "fungus".
  • No human with blond hair has made it past the Karundlian border guards.
  • K-Mart has very low prices on hair dye.
  • Karundlians are all huge fans of Ewin McGregor.
  • 24% of statistics on the Internet are made up.

Step 4: Infiltrating the FLNPF

And you thought you could just stroll right in and hand them your napkin. Fool! Nobody who works at the FLNPF wants to do an ounce of work, and making a new law is a lot of work. Thus, they would rather fight you to the death than take your bill.

SNL's Mr. Bill in Death Star form!So how do you get your bill inside? Well, refer to the close-up image of the Fragonomical Legislative Napkin Processing Facility to the left. Notice the three big holes that make it look like a cross between the Death Star and a Happy Face that has just witnessed a robbery. Any of these three holes can serve as the Napkin Intake Port. Simply eject from your craft and head home, leaving your rocket on a collision course with the FLNPF. Your bill will be recovered from the wreckage and gradually processed.

Step 5: All Finished!

Now you can start the 2.7 trillion mile trek back to Earth. Hey, it's not that far! If we had measured it in light years the number wouldn't be nearly as big as 2.7 trillion. Relax. Your law should be added to the national policies charter within six to eight days. Fast, huh?

Conclusion:

Well, what do you think of the Fragonomics method of creating a law? I bet you were expecting something more along the lines of poking fun at Congress and such.

Silly reader.

 


 

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